Bailey Ngaru Anaru Mackey

Bailey Mackey has spoken of wanting to help New Zealand "better understand Māori — the world that I grew up in and the world now". Mackey founded company Black Inc Media in 2008. Later, after the company was bought out by Eyeworks, he became company director alongside Eyeworks NZ chief Julie Christie, then set up company Pango Productions. Mackey found himself in the media in 2012 after his reality show The GC won a high profile and controversy (partly for the $420,000 of New Zealand On Air funding it received). The series followed the lives of a group of young Māori 'Mozzies' (Māori-Aussies) as they worked, worked out, partied and invested in property on Australia's Gold Coast.

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